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Office Desk Toys 3D model
cgtrader
Highly detailed 3d models of home gadgets with all textures, shaders and materials. It is ready to use, just put it into your scene. model from: Archmodels vol. ...120 Formats: max c4d obj simple object without textures and materials (with mapping...
3D printed desk lamp
thingiverse
3D printed articulated LED Lamp for desk
3d printed toys Low-poly 3D model
cgtrader
3D printable toys
Knobless Cylinders l 3D Printed Montessori Toys
myminifactory
Knobless Cylinders l Sequencing & Sensorial Activities This is a 3D printed version of Montessori Knobless Cylinders, an educational toy with creative activities for children to organize and play! . .. Each color has 10 STL files to print (total 40 STL...
3D Printed Dremel Desk Fan
thingiverse
A quick and easy 3D printed desk fan using a Dremel 3000 as a motor
Simple Desk Stand for 3D Printed Watch
thingiverse
A quick and simple desk stand for the awesome 3D Printed Watch with Tourbillon
Kids Bedroom with Toys and Computer Desk 3D model
cgtrader
Kid's bedroom with toys, computer desk and various decorative items.
3D Printed BLADELESS FAN for your Desk
thingiverse
This is a 3D printed bladeless fan for your desk to keep you cool during the summer for more information take a look at the video pined to this post:) If you found this useful, please donate what you think it is worth to my paypal.me. Help cover the...
SeraLamp - the 3D printed LED desk lamp
thingiverse
Here you can find all files for making a full 3D printed desk lamp. Print it and enjoy! The electronic driver board provides the power for the led lamp board. Light intensity can be regulated by the potentiometer, that controls the PWM regulator.
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italian hand desk toys
pinshape
funny gadget for the desk that simulates the typical Italian hand gesture
3D Printed articulated desk Led lamp
thingiverse
I printed everything, but when I tried to fix it into my desk, there was an issue, so I have to modified the wall_joint stl file to be square in its foot, so it doesn't allow to move between left & right. I used OpenScad and just imported the STL and...
DIY 3D printed Camera Desk Holder
myminifactory
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.. will need to be tapped with M8.
'MainAngle.stl' has a lot of 4mm holes, they are used to lock the arm in a position. It can be bent in 5 degrees increments.
More information and photos of the project at: https://daumemo.com/diy-camera-desk-stand/
3D Printed Desk Clock
myminifactory
Parts & Printing Material List Dial - Glow in the Dark PLA - Amazon - http://a.co/3SKbK1hStand - Black PLA - Amazon - http://a.co/7hGehw2BERIC Paint Pens - Amazon - http://a.co/iGOISC6Clock Parts from KlockitQuartz Movement for 5/16” thick dial -...
I Love Canada_3D Printed Sign on your desk
pinshape
I Love Canada_3D Printed Massage on birthday cake or for your desk
3D Printed In-desk Stand for Qi Wireless Charger
thingiverse
http://www.
instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-In-desk-Stand-for-Qi-Wireless-Charger/ Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20%
3D Printed Desk Lamp with COB LEDS and Adjustable Brightness
thingiverse
This is a remix of wepollock's "Large Articulated Desk Lamp LED Cob" A detailed build video discussing the electronics is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkBDHNBvAhE I made the following changes: * Split the lamp into two pieces, as one piece was...
3D printed sturdy support for articulated desk lamp
thingiverse
Always my articulated lamps broke on the cheap and flimsy plastic support .
...I was taking a challenge if it can be done a 3D part sturdier than the factory support . It can be !
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The screw and downside part are from the broken support
Voxel Matrix Desk toy. A 3D printed desk toy to create your own retro creations
thingiverse
The Voxel Matrix Desk toy is a 3D printed desk toy to create your own retro creations. The original one is a matrix of 16x16 with voxels (pixels in 3D) of the size of 6 mm. However, the cool thing is that **this Freecad design is totally...
3D printed desk cable passthrough
grabcad
for 70mm holes (possible to change XY scale in slicer for other dimensions without affecting it's functionnality)
3D Desk
grabcad
3D desk
Desk organizer sticky note post-it holder - 3D printed with LOVE
thingiverse
Nice desk ornagizer with post - it holder and pencil holder sections.
... Engraved with "3D printed with LOVE" Just use a sharpe to highlight the wording!
Desktop Tray gray reversible printed gray uni DESK houses the... 3D model
cgtrader
This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 13 and then converted to all other 3D formats. Native format is .skp 3dsmax scene is 3ds Max 2016 version, rendered with Vray 3.00 Catalogue 2014 Your teen is a fan of New York? This desktop platform...
IRON LAMP - 3D Printed Desk Lamp
cults3d
My son loves the iron man. He needed a lamp to put in his bedroom.
I went searching the internet to see what existed, but I did not find anything cool to sell. So I decided to make my own luminaire. I wanted it to look like a prototype that Tony...
toys set 3D model
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toys set 3d max 2014 vray obj fbx
Toys Collection 3D model
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17 3d models included in the box Toys Collection 01 All the 3d models are created in 3dsmax 2014 and are rendered with vray 3.2. ... Each 3d model is available in .max and .obj To know used texture resolution and polygons, you can show our Pictures !
Wooden toys 3D model
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.. were rendered in 3Ds Max 2009, V-Ray renderer. 3D model prepared for render in gamma 2.2 Prepared for smooth. Scene in mm. Formats included: *.fbx, *.obj, *.3Ds, *.max V-Ray â 3ds max 2009 Don't use this model in 3D renders on photostock's. ...
Toys Playground 3D model
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Great looking Big Toys Playground Big Toys Playground 3D Model created in 3ds Max 2011 & render to mental ray. Features: High quality & high detailed, polygonal model All colors can be easily modified. ... Model exported to *.3ds Max 2011 *.fbx,...
Lego Toys 3D model
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Lego 3D model + Render Setup Software for performance: Cinema 4D Release / Advanced Renderer File format (Zip.
): Legosteine_C4D File Size: WinRAR-Zip 21.9 MB
Toys - Duck 3D model
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... 2. Image show & rendered using Cycle render. 3. Some Material a Sub-Division before rendering. 4. Included Light, Camera and support object. 5. Convert to others format:- *.lws (LIGHTWAVE 3D) *.dae (COLLADA) *.obj (WAVEFRONT) *.3ds (3D Studio)
Toys - Topspin 3D model
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... 2. Image show & rendered using Cycle render. 3. Some Material a Sub-Division before rendering. 4. Included Light, Camera and support object. 5. Convert to others format:- *.lws (LIGHTWAVE 3D) *.dae (COLLADA) *.obj (WAVEFRONT) *.3ds (3D Studio)
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Custom 3D printed toys
About the Technology
US-based Hasbro has pioneered mass customization in the 3D industry.
The new Hasbro Selfie Series personalized figures are a welcome gift for true fans of popular superhero universes. Using a smartphone with the Hasbro Pulse app installed (available for download on the official website of the company), it will now be possible to create a figure of your favorite hero, “rewarding” him with your facial features. All that is required for this is to take a three-dimensional selfie by scanning your own face, and then print it on a 3D printer. It will be possible to perpetuate yourself in the form of a figurine starting this autumn. However, for now, customized action toys will only be available to buyers who live in the United States and have reached the age of 16.
Hasbro is rightly called one of the pioneers of 3D printing. The company mastered and successfully began to introduce 3D printing technology for the production of toys back in 1995. One of the first to introduce technologies for rapid prototyping of three-dimensional printed elements, Hasbro quickly declared itself in the 90s.
Today, the development team is doing everything possible to ensure that fans of popular superhero toys get exactly what they have been dreaming of for so long.
Here's what Patrick Marr, Director of Brand Modeling, has to say about the new experience.
We truly value our customers, no matter their age. Therefore, we spend a lot of time on feedback and do our best to understand what customers need and what people are looking for in our catalogs. We use this information to analyze, develop and create new products that will be of interest to a potential buyer.
We have to give credit to the Hasbro team, they were able to interest and attract a really large number of figurine fans. The only problem was that at some point, the company's production facilities could not keep up with the rapidly growing consumer demand that has been observed in the custom 3D printing market in recent years. The best solution was to purchase a new 3D printer from Formlabs, the world's leading manufacturer of SLA printing equipment.
This allowed the manufacturer to carefully study and best realize the numerous possibilities of producing the smallest details for printing new figures.
We have used 3D printers for prototyping in our production before. Although the company already has several large industrial machines in its fleet, they are far from always able to cope with the volumes that Hasbro has to deal with today. It is for this reason that we began to look for new solutions that would allow us to fulfill our customers' orders even faster, using new high-tech materials and 3D printing technologies. Working with Formlabs was truly a win-win solution.
Mass customization: how it works on the example of Hasbro
The American company has relied on the synthesis of two modern technologies. The first of them is the technology of volumetric face scanning using smartphones and a proprietary application of our own design. The second is SLA 3D printing technology, which Formlabs is actively promoting today.
About
SLA (Laser Stereolithography) is a 3D printing technology based on the polymerization of photosensitive thermosetting resins. It can be said that this is a win-win business idea for a 3D printer for commercial companies, since relatively little investment is made in the finished product. It is believed that SLA is the first effective 3D printing technology, since the patent for it was registered by the creators back in the mid-80s of the twentieth century. The main advantage of SLA is that this technology allows you to make small details with exceptional accuracy, which is very important for manufacturers of toys on a 3D printer.
Some of the benefits of laser stereolithography technology are:
- The ability to print complex shapes with exceptional detail.
- High strength finished products.
- One of the highest accuracy rates in the 3D printing market.
- High quality finished surfaces.
- Features of photopolymers allow the use of printed models as a finished product.
- Low post-press costs.
In addition to prototyping toys, SLA technology is already widely used in various fields: jewelry, medicine, instrumentation, aerospace, mechanical engineering.
Collaborating with Formlabs: Bet on Success
After seeing the many benefits of SLA technology, Hasbro decided to invest in the Formlabs line of 3D printers.
With the purchase of our first Formlabs desktop printer, we have been in active contact with the manufacturing company. Formlabs was not only interested in our feedback at all stages of the introduction of new technology, but also tried to make sure that all wishes were taken into account in the development and production of subsequent models of SLA 3D printers. Such cooperation allowed us to bring to life the most daring ideas and enter the market of 3D printing on order with even greater technological capabilities.
With the popularity of the new Hasbro Selfie Series growing by the month, Hasbro and Formlabs continue their close collaboration.
Moreover, new horizons have opened up for the American toy manufacturer, and the company is literally expanding the scale of its production before our eyes. Having appreciated the opportunities that the synthesis of mobile volumetric scanning and SLA 3D printing technologies opens up, Hasbro is already dreaming of the largest possible scale production of its toys. And if earlier it was about a small batch of 300-500 figures, today the company plans to use such modern technologies for the "conveyor" production of toys according to digital models of customers.
Of course, the Hasbro team had to face certain challenges in their experiments. Before the Hasbro Selfie Series custom action figures saw the light of day, the developers had to solve a lot of production problems. In particular, the company understood that it could not afford to produce toys with an unreasonably high price, since customers have always expected a quality and, at the same time, affordable product from Hasbro.
At the same time, the release of customized toys in such volumes requires the implementation of a large number of settings (and, accordingly, quite serious investments).
As a solution to the problem, Hasbro has chosen a hybrid manufacturing approach. Today, she still uses injection molding technology to make the body of the figurines. In turn, the head is printed on an SLA 3D printer, after which the finished toy is assembled, which has the facial features of its owner. The fact that most of the product is produced by the classic injection molding method has allowed the company to significantly reduce costs, making the new superhero series available to most customers.
The use of Hasbro proprietary software opens up even more opportunities for mass customization. Modern technologies make it possible to scan the customer's face with high accuracy, while simultaneously selecting the appropriate skin and hair color for the future owner of the figurine. Hasbro's factory installed a scalable production system that allows today to print unique, personalized action figures that mimic the facial features and hair of their owners with amazing fidelity.
Innovative Technology, Innovative Materials
Hasbro has taken great care in selecting materials for printing its own products (which has also kept production costs down without sacrificing quality). A line of two dozen polymeric materials came to the rescue, which can be used with Formlabs printing equipment. The use of special polymer resins allows printing on SLA 3D printers both the most durable and rigid surfaces that do not break or deform even under high pressure, as well as the most flexible parts of customized 3D toys. To ease Hasbro's daunting task of mass customization, Formlabs has provided the company with a team of highly skilled 3D printing materials specialists who now work closely with the toy maker.
In addition, the company has successfully established a chain of continuous supply of polymeric materials necessary for printing. As a result of this, Hasbro has finally managed to reach the planned mass production of customized toys.
Hasbro plans to add even more figures to its series, which are already incredibly popular among fans of superhero sagas today. Print orders for the selfie series will be accepted this fall. Americans will be able to apply for the manufacture of a personal superhero directly in the Hasbro Pulse proprietary application. In turn, new action figures are under development and will be added to the series catalog in the very near future.
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Top 20 3D printed toys
Why 3D print toys? What toys can be 3D printed? 1. Mini monster truck 2. Surprise eggs 3. Gliders with elastic band 4. Folding sword 5. Micro catapult 6. Spinning top 7. Moving animals 8. Spirograph 9. Transformers 10. A set of toy tools 11. Castle 12. Lego bricks 13. Ballista 14. Edible toys 15. Anti-stress keychain 16.
Chunky Trucks set 17. Sword rattles 18. Vikings Squigglepeeps 19. Math Spinner 20. Jumping turtles Total
Today, 3D printing is developing and spreading very rapidly, gaining more and more popularity. And no wonder, because 3D printing is an invaluable tool for prototyping designs, creating mockups, fabricating parts, and more. At the same time, it is no longer difficult to buy a 3D printer at an affordable price even for home use. However, a 3D printer is not only a tool, it is also a kind of toy. A toy capable of creating other toys! Using a 3D printer to make toys gives you control over the material, color, size and other components, so the models you create with 3D printing will be unique!
But what if you don't have your own 3D printer and you need to print a toy or some part of it? It doesn't matter, in this case our 3D printing studio will help you! You only need to place an order by uploading the file of the desired finished model, after which our specialists will contact you to calculate the cost and resolve other possible issues.
Why 3D print toys?
This is probably the first question that comes to mind, and it is not surprising, because often 3D printing can cost you more than the cost of such a toy in the store. But there are also a number of advantages of 3D printing, as well as cases when it would be more profitable and appropriate to turn to creating models on a 3D printer.
- As already mentioned, a toy printed on a 3D printer can be absolutely unique due to the ability to set exactly the shapes, sizes and colors that you and your child want.
- Some toys can be difficult to find in the store and may cost more than the printed copy.
- Sometimes you only need to replace one or a few broken or missing parts of a toy, such as a building toy. In this case, it will be much more profitable and more expedient to use a 3d printer than to buy a whole set for a high price.
- An important factor is, of course, the impressions of the 3d printing process itself, which will captivate both a child and an adult.
And the positive emotions of your child from the toy you created will be the best reward! - And for those who are just getting acquainted with their printer and 3d printing in general, the process of creating toys will be an excellent, exciting simulator to improve their skills and gain experience.
Which toys can be 3D printed?
In the context of constant development and increase in the possibilities of 3D printing technology, you can create almost any toy on a 3D printer, but the result largely depends on the capabilities of your device, your abilities, as well as the time, resources and effort that you are willing to devote to this process. Therefore, more or less simple projects are most often created on a 3D printer. But the relative ease of manufacture does not mean boring finished products! Below we will give you a list of 20 interesting 3D printed toys that are not particularly difficult to create. Among these crafts you will find toys for children of all ages, including the smallest: mechanical products, motion figures, building blocks and even rattles! For each toy from the list, we leave a link to the finished model so that you can try them yourself.
So let's get to know them better!
1. Mini monster truck
Two monster trucks. Source: Thingiverse
Not everyone can afford a monster truck, but if you have a 3D printer you can print yourself a mini copy of it... which is almost as cool. Thanks to the all-printed suspension and removable discs that attach easily and without the aid of glue to the body, this truck is perfect straight from the printed surface.
You can even choose from a variety of body styles and wheels. And for a two-tone tire, stop printing the wheel at 19.8 mm and replace the filament.
Model files for download can be found here.
2. Surprise eggs
Surprise! Source: Twitter
Bigger is not always better. And often the most interesting thing is just a small size, and these 3D printed eggs with a surprise are an example of this.
These tiny cars with moving wheels and other accessories are amazing! Plus, you have plenty to choose from, as you can print surprise eggs with just about anything inside, be it a fire truck or even a fighter plane!
No support required for these models.
We advise you to use at least 40% infill to make sure that small elements are both beautiful and durable. Given the number of such tiny parts these machines have, be prepared that printing them can be a real challenge for you, but with good calibration and fine tuning of your machine, everything will work out in the best way!
3. Elastic Gliders
Get ready to take off! Source: Thingiverse
With 3D printed gliders you will be able to “pull” even more fun out of regular rubber band ! Just 3 simple steps, and your glider will take off: hook it with an elastic band, pull it towards you and release it.
With this model on Thingiverse, you and your friends can take to the skies a whole fleet of these rubber gliders!
100% infill and a layer height of 0.1 mm are recommended for greater aircraft strength and longer life for thin wings.
4. Folding sword
Telescopic pirate sword. Source: Thingiverse
This toy may not be best given to a child when there are breakable items nearby.
But in the right environment, telescopic swords will bring tons of fun and enjoyment to kids! From the designer of this folding pirate sword, you can also find models of telescopic katana, daggers and even lightsabers!
This Telescopic Pirate Sword is designed for printing at low speed using a 0.4mm nozzle. Also, successful printing requires a printer with a good retract and precise settings for Coast (turning off extrusion at the end of the layer print) and Wipe (“wiping” the nozzle at the end of the layer).
5. Micro Catapult
Hit all your enemies (or at least your deskmates). Source: Thingiverse
This little catapult is a great toy for kids and bored office workers alike. She can throw small crumpled pieces of paper and any other small things that will fit in her. Selected ammunition can fly about 2 meters, which is enough to hit unsuspecting victims at another table!
This model is an all-printed prefabricated assembly that does not require any supports or special adjustments.
A minimum filling and layer height of 0.25 mm is sufficient.
Despite the fact that many catapults are made from PLA plastic, the author of the design still insists that this model is not for PLA, but for ABS plastic. We can also recommend PETG filament for this printing, which has the best qualities of PLA and ABS.
6. Top
The oldest toy for the whole family. Source: Thingiverse
As far as we know, the spinning top is one of the oldest toys in the world. In ancient times, tops were made from almost any material: from stone and wood to fruits and nuts. And now additive technologies allow you to make your own spinning top using a 3D printer! All you have to do is print this model, glue the pieces together and have fun with this simple yet fun toy!
Offered 0.2 mm layer height and 20% infill.
7. Moveable animals
Cute articulated octopuses. Source: Thingiverse
Making flexible prints with a 3D printer has become completely affordable and common practice thanks to special filaments such as TPU.
But what if we said that you don't have to use flexible plastics to create flex parts?
Using excellent hinges that are printed in one piece with the entire model, you can create movable flexing toys even from plastics such as PLA, ABS and PETG, without any additional settings and adjustments.
The standard specifies a layer height of 0.2 mm and an infill of at least 15%.
The most popular of the models:
- Octopus
- T-Rex
- Lizard
8. Spirograph
Convenient case for creativity at any time. Source: Thingiverse
Everyone knows the children's toy spirograph, which allows you to easily draw masterpieces with repeating geometric patterns. But this model has gone a little further and is a whole case containing a platform for drawing and a compartment for storing gears and paper. It fits easily into your pocket, backpack and bag, so you can take it with you and paint whenever you want!
The case has several levels.
The lower level holds slips of paper for notes, drawing gears and, if desired, a small pencil or pen, if, of course, you can find one. The next level provides a secure, flat drawing surface so you can make art while walking! The top level has fixed gear teeth and holds the piece of paper in place.
A layer height of 0.2 mm and an infill of 20% or more is recommended. As a loop, a regular straightened 1.75 mm filament thread is used.
9. Transformers
Toys from the planet Cybertron. Source: Thingiverse
Transformers are a hugely popular children's toy to this day, so these Optimus Prime and Megatron are sure to please your kids.
This printed Optimus Prime transforms from a classic Optimus truck into a fully functional standing robot. And it's amazing, considering that you immediately get a ready-to-use all-printed model right from the printing platform, which does not even require supports!
But, of course, every Optimus needs an opponent to fight.
Therefore, you can also print Megatron, but it should be noted that his model is more difficult to print and consists of two parts.
10. Set of toy tools
The first tools for little craftsmen. Source: Thingiverse
The Toy Tool Set is a great way to introduce kids to basic tools, their appearance, purpose, and how they work. Print your child's first hammer, screwdriver and pliers and he'll feel like a real craftsman!
The hammer is modeled to fit two pieces together with a screw, but some users simply glue them together, which is just as pretty. You can also use a hammer to assemble pliers: just lay the two pieces on a flat surface with the screw down and tap lightly a couple of times.
Model can be found here.
11. Castle
Build your own medieval world! Source: Thingiverse
This medieval castle playset is meticulously designed for 3D printing. Walls and towers are easily attached to each other with a simple connection.
You can make as many details as you want to create a large or small original castle layout of your own! The set contains walls, towers, houses, characters, animals and a variety of props to add to the fun of this medieval set.
All parts are small enough to be printed comfortably even on 3D printers with a small printable area: 140x140x140mm. For such purposes, the Flashforge Creator Pro 2 3D printer is perfect, equipped with two independent extruders and has excellent printing accuracy. This printer will cope with the study of small details, and two extruders will help you print several parts at once or one part in two colors!
12. Lego bricks
Your favorite constructor is now more accessible! Source: Pinterest
LEGO is one of the most popular toys for children. At the same time, the cubes of this designer are made of ordinary ABS plastic. So, having your own 3D printer, you can print the missing/lost Lego bricks yourself or even some of your author's design of the details of this amazing designer! At the same time, you can use not only ABS, but also other 3D plastics: PLA and PETG are also great.
Thingiverse has a lot of Lego models, and we'll take a look at one of them. It's customizable model of several different LEGO and LEGO DUPLO pieces. These bricks are not completely identical to real Lego, but they are compatible in every way.
13. Ballista
Fire! Source: Thingiverse
Introducing a fully printed ballista model, ready to use right out of the box. One has only to set the string and load the projectile, and this ballista will impress you with its simplicity and good range of the arrow. As a bowstring, you can use several layers of thread or ordinary stationery gum.
Recommended to print in PLA or PETG with 90% coverage and 0.2mm layer height.
14. Edible toys
The Open Toys project turns ordinary vegetables into toys. Source: Thingiverse
The project was originally envisioned as a way to turn commonly discarded residual materials such as wood and cork into toys: helicopters, planes, cars and so on.
But soon, wood and cork were replaced by more accessible and easily pierced materials: fruits and vegetables. With this project, you can turn ordinary food items into fun personalized toys.
15. Anti-stress keychain
Entertaining keychain. Source: Thingiverse
Add some flair to your keychain with this cool little toy. She will entertain you wherever you are!
This model is not the easiest, but try it and you will definitely succeed! Important print quality settings are "Outer Walls Before Inner Walls" and being extra careful with temperature. It is printed with supports and requires a certain, sometimes lengthy, post-processing. Remove not only supports, but also make sure that the surface of the part is smooth, otherwise it will cling and stutter. A scalpel or a 1 mm drill will do. Periodically rotate the gears to see where it still sticks, which is especially true when using PLA.
16. Chunky Trucks set
Two models from the fun and cute Chunky Trucks set.
Source: Thingiverse
The adorable Chunky Trucks collection includes various unique models of small trucks, fun builders and even a movable barrier. The cars are specially designed so that even the smallest children can play with them. Unlike builders, who are not recommended to be printed for toddlers so that they do not try to put them in their mouths, but which will greatly amuse older children.
All models can be printed without supports. And for long truck life, at least 25% infill and three-wall use are recommended.
17. Rattleswords
Arm your warrior! Source: Thingiverse
Rattles are an integral part of all babies. But what if we move away from banal and boring designs and build a rattle in the form of a sword for your little warrior? This fun design will not only amuse your baby, but also you, as this rattle will be a lot of fun to print!
All corners of the model are rounded for safety. There are also two versions of the tip.
Initially, a gem was attached to the tip, but after some concern that the stone could slip off the tip and be swallowed by a child, a second version was created that did not include a gem.
Print two sets of peas first. Then, while printing the sword, throw them inside the blade. This will ensure that the peas stay inside the rattle forever. After printing all the elements, simply fasten them with superglue.
As with any printed toy, parental guidance is required. Be sure to throw away the toy if it breaks.
18. Viking Squigglepeeps
Three Viking Squigglepeeps set sail. Source: Thingiverse
Squigglepeeps is another kid-safe toy, this time with absolutely no glue required. These fun chubby Vikings and their boat are too big to choke on, making them suitable for kids of all ages. They look funny even in one color, but they will be even more beautiful if you paint them with child-safe paints! The model also absolutely does not require supports.
19. Math Spinner
A great way to have fun learning math! Source: 3Dtoday
This math spinner is the perfect companion for learning math. Moreover, it is suitable for all ages, because it is never too late to brush up on your arithmetic knowledge! You can print this finished model or modify it for yourself by removing or adding rings. This advanced design contains all the signs of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, equality and inequality, as well as a pointer to the string to be solved! On the central insert there are special grooves for fixing. For this version, you will need to print 2 caps and 8 rings of numbers, the rest of the details are printed in a single copy.
Recommended coverage 25% and layer height 0.2 mm.
20. Jumping turtles
The variety of these turtles is amazing! Source: Thingiverse
Last but not least, jumping turtles! Agree, even the name sounds fun! And a variety of shell design options will give each turtle its own uniqueness.
This model uses the same flex concept as the Mini Monster Truck above, making the Turtles bounce when you tap on the body. Also in this turtle, the head can be drawn into the shell.
The model is assembled with printed H-clamps and does not require glue. All parts are printed without supports. Also note that using the raft (rafts) and brim (margins) options can have a negative effect on the results if you don't then take the time to sand and clean the edges at the base.
If you have problems with head slip, you can try to print 1 of the 3 narrower shaft head files that the author has specially uploaded for this case.
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We hope you enjoyed this selection of toys for 3D printing, and you will definitely choose some option for yourself, because 3D printing of toys is not only fun and interesting, it is also a new experience and knowledge for both you and and for the child. But we have considered only some entertaining options from the many existing ones.
